NMD double-talk

Article Abstract:

The US has given Russia a draft protocol to the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty that would legalize the missile defense that the treaty was designed to prevent. The move was taken even though the system has not met any of its deployment prerequisites.

Russia, International aspects, United States foreign relations, Russian foreign relations

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Telling it like it isn't

Article Abstract:

The extent and importance of the missile threat has become increasingly important in the political debate on deploying a missile defense system. Senior administration officials are exaggerating the North Korean missile threat.

North Korea, Planning, Military aspects, Ballistic missiles

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Time to reason why

Article Abstract:

The disputed 2000 election will keep both Gore or Bush from having a mandate to advance the destabilizing, expensive national missile defense system supported by Bush. A thorough review of American policy is recommended.

Cover Story, Political aspects, Presidential candidates, Military policy, Bush, George W., Nuclear arms control, Gore, Albert, Jr.

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